140m, 4 pitches. From the corrie, Head up the goat track until just beyond the fingers (if you can see em!) before leaving the track and walking up the steep grass into a shallow gully (well trodden). Route starts from a ledge on the left of the shallow gully with a thread belay low down. Could easily be done in 3 pitches with a 60M rope. Nice route in big boots when everything is soaking wet, but you still want to climb! Pitches 3 and 4 are the best.

Great route with really nice climbing and situations (although 1st pitch not up to much). Done in 5 pitches. Extremely windy on arÍte. Many very loose blocks up onto Fingers - like climbing a Jenga tower!) In boots.JamesColeman - Lead O/S - 06/Oct/13 with Richard

Hidden - 2nd O/S - 30/Sep/13

Led 2 students up as intro to scrambling. Loose as hell. ashsleight - Lead O/S - 30/Sep/13 with Student

Hidden - 2nd O/S - 30/Sep/13

Climbed in 3 pitches (40m, 60m, 40m). Believe we started on Fingers Direct on first pitch. Ended up belaying off an insitu peg on the slabs. Required a few delicate moves in approach shoes. Enjoyed top pitch over/around fingers - but a few loose blocks in places. Blowing a gale. Not much fun topping out.markusj - Lead O/S - 29/Sep/13 with Janis Russell

Started up Direct Route by mistake and backed off due to lack of gear. (Should have been further left and lower down). Dave then led first and third pitches and I led second. Persuaded Dave to lead 4th pitch even though it was my turn so that I could have photo taken threading the fingers! Thanks Dave!cas smerdon - AltLd - 29/Aug/13 with Sharon Beynon, Dave Beynon

Wet, misty, attacked by midges. Perfect day out in Scotland! Loose blocks near the top..Chrismith - AltLd O/S - 24/Aug/13 with Patrick Price

Snow at the foot of the route and line lost somewhere in the middle. I lead the lower pitches and topped out, Pippa then lead up between the fingers.Phil_Hall_97 - Lead O/S - 15/Jun/13 with Pippa Robertson

Snow at the bottom so may not have started in quite the right place, and then may not have gone quite the right way up, but bridged the fingers at the end and good climb all round.LoshkaK - 2nd - 15/Jun/13 with Phil Hall

Moved together, bit of snow at the base but dry route otherwise. David Barratt - AltLd O/S - 08/Jun/13 with owenf

Roped a tiny bit at the top as it looked like an interesting section, but other than that treated it like a scramble in big boots. Lovely route, lovely day!girlymonkey - Solo - 27/May/12 with David Reeve, Tom Young

Cracking route, superbly airy. Climbed unroped until the last wall where my trainers weren't giving me enough edge to be happy.
Some big loose blocks towards the top.yehti - 27/May/12 with David Reeve, Susan Young

Got into the sneachda in 45mins , snow still lying on the ground cutting steps to get the start of the climb. Done by moving together craig cameron - Lead O/S - 25/May/12 with mikeyraff

Enjoyable romp. I did the second pitch, Alaster lead the others. We did it in 4 pitches mainly because we did not run the ropes out to their full length.jasonC abroad - AltLd - 12/Mar/12 with alaster tonge

Sumer climb in February. There was no snow at all and no ice at all. We did it as a summer root in big boots. The rock was wet. We did not do headwall - moved right after I lead through the fingers.andrzej kierzek - Lead O/S - 26/Feb/12 with Tara

Started with the direct route for the 1st pitch, after that I am not sure what we did but we had to climb to the ridge from the right hand side. It was very wet and cold but overal a great day. aalper - AltLd O/S - 13/Nov/11 with Stephanie

Very wet, windy,and cloudy, but still very enjoyable. Despite the strong wind, Andy managed to kneel on top of a finger for the obligatory photo opportunity.TomPollock - AltLd rpt - 13/Aug/10 with Rich, Andrew Dunlop

A nice route. The day was cold and damp and the first pitch was a steep bog. Once you get out of the bog and onto rock the climb unfolds before you. You can climb a lot of this route without thinking too much about the moves. The final headwall is maybe V. Diff but it is only a couple of feet high and if you don't fancy it you can easily skirt round to the left into a broken gully. Climbed in approach shoes.AndyP - AltLd - 29/Jul/10 with Jamie

Wet and a bit windy. cold. wore gloves all the way! It was the first time I had climbed it in summer, just didn't realise how loose it is. those fingers are not going to last much longer!Valdres Fjellguider - AltLd O/S - 29/Jul/10 with Andy porter